Norwegian Breakaway Review

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Norwegian Breakaway

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10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Nov 2013

Review of Norwegian Breakaway: (two friends traveling together)

Embarkation - Arrived close to 11:00. Pier was busy, but not overly crowded. Check-in took less than 15 minutes. Was handed a group boarding number while waiting in check-in line, which was more efficient than after check-in (as we have experienced in the past). We were in group 7 and waited about 10 minutes to board the ship.

Immediately proceeded to Guest Services on Deck 6 to reserve Vibe Beach Club. This is an adults-only oasis with a private bar, lounge chairs and beds, as well as two hot tubs (no pool). Water is provided, as well as towels and fruit kabobs. The fee is $79 for the week and there are only 60 passes available. If all are not sold, a daily pass is available for $24. There are also 5 cabanas which are $199 for the week (not worth the extra expense unless you want a private pod for two). This is not advertised and is pretty well hidden. It is on the 17th deck close to the private Haven area. This is a great option if you like to get away from the noisy pool crowd. Was a great choice for us.

Cabin Review

Cabin - Cabins were ready during lunch, so we checked out our balcony cabin 13754. It was close to mid ship and convenient to the elevators. Room was comfortable size with two twin beds, large sofa, mini-bar, and good sized bathroom for a cruise ship. The balcony was the smallest we have ever had on a cruise ship; barely big enough for two chairs. Our steward (Rudolfo) was efficient and friendly, but we rarely saw him.

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